Denise Lucht passed away peacefully at home on April 7, 2012. She was born in Brook-on-the Moor, Austria in 1917. She and her father immigrated to Chicago where she grew up and attended school in Oak Park. She led a full and active life. During World War Two, she was a "Rosie the Riveter". She worked at the Buick plant in Chicago building engines for B-24 bombers. She and her husband, Henry and two children moved to Brownwood, Texas in 1952 where they owned and operated a drive-in theater. They family moved to Marshall in 1957 and owned and operated the Capri Drive-in until it closed in 1985. While her children were in school, she was a member of the Band Boosters and was a chaperone on many band trips. She was an active member of the B&PW Club, the Art League, Sesame Club, Ingleside Club, African Violet Club, Piecemakers Quilt Guild, and Heart and Hands Quilt Club. She also volunteered at the Library, and was Pink Lady at the hospital for many years. She was preceded in death by her father Frank Schwab and her husband Henry. She leaves behind her son Larry and her daughter Margaret and many friends who will miss her. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the GSMC Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship Fund or the local food bank.